When it comes to choosing between cloth and disposable diapers, both have their pros and cons. Cloth diapers are higher quality, more environmentally friendly, reusable, and better for sensitive skin. However, they require more work and time in terms of washing and may not be as convenient when you're on-the-go. Disposable diapers are easy to use, change quickly, usually come with an absorbent core which can minimize the risk of diaper rash, and don’t require any extra laundering.

In terms of environmental impact, cloth diapers are far less harmful than disposable ones. Disposable diapers take a long time to decompose - up to 200 years! Cloth diapers can be reused again and again without needing to send them to landfills or incinerators as they are made from natural fibers that will break down over time.

If you're looking for a more eco-friendly option when it comes to diapering your baby, consider using bamboo diapers instead. Bamboo diapers are a great alternative to traditional disposable and cloth diapers, as they not only offer superior absorbency, but they also generate less waste compared to other materials.

Bamboo is an incredibly sustainable material that requires less water than cotton to grow and process. It is also biodegradable, making it a better choice for the environment. Additionally, bamboo fibers are extremely soft and non-irritating on babies' delicate skin - perfect for those with sensitive or eczema-prone skin.

Overall, I think both disposable and cloth diapers have their place in today's parenting world – it just depends on what's most important to you!